Charming room mon-fri or full-time Victorian house

By Jubels
January 21, 2020 in Property

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Jubels

Posted January 21, 2020

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Posted January 21, 2020

Greetings, I'm looking for someone to fill a charming, light, decent-sized, well-appointed room in my Victorian house.

House is 7 mins from East Dulwich station, 12 mins from Peckham Rye and 12 mins from Denmark Hill.

House has large kitchen and newly renovated bathroom - shared with only one other.

My housemate works in theatre and I'm a freelance writer working in interior design. I work from home. We're in our early 30s.

Would love a busy professional who just wants to crash in the evenings and doesn't really have to be social. But equally always happy for drinks in the kitchen later in the week to unwind.

Looking ideally for a mon-fri (?600) or full time (?750) per month all bills included.

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